Snowmobile Sled Billet Aluminum Inline Radiator Cooler on 2040-parts.com
Boring, Oregon, United States
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FREE PRIORITY MAIL U.S. SHIPPING !! BILLET ALUMINUM INLINE COOLER FITS ALL SLEDS WITH 1" INSIDE DIAMETER RADIATOR HOSES. (COOLER IS 7" OVERALL LENGTH; REQUIRES 5" OF LENGTH TO BE CUT OUT OF YOUR COOLANT LINE FOR INSTALL) FOR TURBOCHARGED AND HIGHLY MODIFIED ENGINES, WE RECOMMEND FITTING TWO OF THESE IN YOUR SYSTEM IF YOU CAN FIND THE ROOM.
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